| Jane Chin | asks | how do you distinguish between hesitation about a project that is born of fear v. because the project is no longer aligned with your goals? |
| web2marketing | get rid of it as soon as possible!! |
| AbleReach | says | nonspecific fear is a sign that something needs examination. |
| AbleReach | plain ol fear usually lifts or shifts once I get into the project. Lack of fit-with-goals gets worse. |
| Jane Chin | says | i conducted an informal feasibility with advisors for a project idea that can take off. it can go big or remain small depending on my level |
| Jane Chin | says | of investment |
| Jane Chin | says | in the past i've done harder things and fear was not even an issue (was scared but didn't care) |
| Jane Chin | says | my gut feel is that this is not completely aligned with where i'm supposed to head, except i'm still figuring out where i'm supposed to head |
| AbleReach | asks | can you nail down exactly what your resistance is? If both where you're supposed to head and the fear are not specific, it gets harder. |
| Jane Chin | says | (pp - private plurk) |
| AbleReach | says | check her privates. |
| AbleReach | oops - meant "check yer privates" |
| SandyBBerry | says | I find the more I work on something the less fear (of failure) I feel. If any fear. However, if my feeling of dread goes up then I |
| SandyBBerry | says | examine whether I should be doing it. |
| Jane Chin | says | right, sandybberry that is one clue that it's fear of/from unknown rather than resistance due to lack of alignment with personal goals. |
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